Blair takes a look at where Razer have went wrong with their marketing for the Blade, and why it won't save PC gaming - it doesn't need to.
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Just the price alone will make many people's wallets hurt.
When did razer say their product would save pc gaming? I must have missed that part of the advertising campaign. I thought they said pc gaming is not dead.
The article even acknowledges all that in the first paragraph or so and then, completely at random, starts talking about how razer's product will not bring people back to pc gaming.
Again... when did razer say it would? I took it as them saying "pc gaming is not dead... so if you are a pc gamer hang with us and well hook you up with awesome gear." As obvious of a statement as that is sometimes telling people what they already know makes them think you "get" the things that they think only they understand... that you're some one they can hang out with and to shoot the breeze. Marketing is psychology scaled up to international scale and then put into practice.
*sigh* I'm not a big fan of razer... as a matter of fact the only product I have ever bought from then will almost certainly be the last. But I have very little patience for authors putting words in a company's mouths and then proving those words wrong and thinking it makes them look good. It doesn't... it makes them look like idiots... and it makes it look like they think their readers are idiots too.
PC gaming is NOT dying so this article is a waste of time.
"it doesn't need to."
Game, set and match. Better luck netx time, Razer.
its a dual core for $2.800, youed want to be some sucker